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 Posted: Thu Sep 15, 2011 1:34 pm
Zlae Asyilem Zlae Asyilem It was a shame what happened to Fable. I had looked forward to the game. Fable 3 crushed my gamer dreams for a while, and then Dragon Age II crushed them a little more (even more since it was released on my birth day, those jerks). My best friend's obsessed with Fable 3, and I think it's so ridiculous that when you die, not only do you come back to life, but you magically send out a high powered spell. Haven't played Dragon Age, mainly because I live in Australia, and we pay huge amounts of money for games. Seriously, we pay $110+ for new releases. Haha, I'm only 13, so it'll be a long time before I can event visit the US. It's okay, my parents pay for it, bahahahaha.
Blarghh, I pay for my own video games. You're luckyyy.
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Posted: Thu Sep 15, 2011 2:25 pm
twisted anarchy i wonder if you will be able to level your spouse or perhaps teach them spells at the very least be able to give them armour to wear so if you do bring them out questing with you they don't get killed in two shots in fallout, if you had a follower or companion and gave them armor and weapons, they would automatically equip whats best for them, i think?? razz
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Posted: Thu Sep 15, 2011 2:28 pm
Kosai Avonej For the sake of roleplaying in the game I may take a wife, however I will try and see to it I pick the one with the right gameplay benefits. If I suck at the lockpicking mini-game like I did in Oblivion then perhaps a Khajiit wife with background of "borrowing without intention of returning things" would be an invaluable companion. Or in the event I feel like clearing out as many dungeons as fast as possible a Nordic or Redguard wife would aid me well. But all in all if it gives me more reason to return to whatever city or settlement I have decided to reside in I view the idea of having my character marry as a relatively immersive feature that I would not pass up the opportunity on. a little stereotypical are we? lol
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Posted: Thu Sep 15, 2011 2:34 pm
SithisMyBrother Kosai Avonej For the sake of roleplaying in the game I may take a wife, however I will try and see to it I pick the one with the right gameplay benefits. If I suck at the lockpicking mini-game like I did in Oblivion then perhaps a Khajiit wife with background of "borrowing without intention of returning things" would be an invaluable companion. Or in the event I feel like clearing out as many dungeons as fast as possible a Nordic or Redguard wife would aid me well. But all in all if it gives me more reason to return to whatever city or settlement I have decided to reside in I view the idea of having my character marry as a relatively immersive feature that I would not pass up the opportunity on. a little stereotypical are we? lol Can stereotypes ever be exactly as it is? I could have been brash and said a thief wife. xd
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Posted: Thu Sep 15, 2011 2:48 pm
Kosai Avonej SithisMyBrother Kosai Avonej For the sake of roleplaying in the game I may take a wife, however I will try and see to it I pick the one with the right gameplay benefits. If I suck at the lockpicking mini-game like I did in Oblivion then perhaps a Khajiit wife with background of "borrowing without intention of returning things" would be an invaluable companion. Or in the event I feel like clearing out as many dungeons as fast as possible a Nordic or Redguard wife would aid me well. But all in all if it gives me more reason to return to whatever city or settlement I have decided to reside in I view the idea of having my character marry as a relatively immersive feature that I would not pass up the opportunity on. a little stereotypical are we? lol Can stereotypes ever be exactly as it is? I could have been brash and said a thief wife. xd haha i know, i actually take pride in knowing the khajiit are known for there skills and "borrowing" talents haha
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Posted: Thu Sep 15, 2011 3:07 pm
SithisMyBrother Kosai Avonej SithisMyBrother Kosai Avonej For the sake of roleplaying in the game I may take a wife, however I will try and see to it I pick the one with the right gameplay benefits. If I suck at the lockpicking mini-game like I did in Oblivion then perhaps a Khajiit wife with background of "borrowing without intention of returning things" would be an invaluable companion. Or in the event I feel like clearing out as many dungeons as fast as possible a Nordic or Redguard wife would aid me well. But all in all if it gives me more reason to return to whatever city or settlement I have decided to reside in I view the idea of having my character marry as a relatively immersive feature that I would not pass up the opportunity on. a little stereotypical are we? lol Can stereotypes ever be exactly as it is? I could have been brash and said a thief wife. xd haha i know, i actually take pride in knowing the khajiit are known for there skills and "borrowing" talents haha Like that one serving time in the Imperial Prison who's sitting outside. He's got the keys to just walk out as he pleases but he's staying put in the prison!
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